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State Journal-Register
21 Nov, 2019
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Knoepfle remembered as ‘artist of heart and head’
John Knoepfle, a professor emeritus of literature at the University of Illinois Springfield and a prolific writer and poet, was remembered as having a deft touch for the common person.
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City man indicted on hate crimes, threatening officers

A Springfield man was indicted by a Sangamon County grand jury Wednesday after threatening to kill a Springfield Police officer last week.

Volunteers needed Saturday to help with Breadline Sunday

Volunteers are needed Saturday, Nov. 23, to help with Breadline Sunday, a fundraiser to assist St.

Illinois to take emergency action to halt isolated timeouts in schools

The Illinois State Board of Education announced on Wednesday that it will take emergency action to end isolated seclusion of children in schools, saying the practice has been "misused and overused to a shocking extent." Calling the seclusion of children in Illinois "appalling," Gov.

Democrat says he’ll run against Bourne

A Democrat from Coffeen says he plans to run for a seat in the Illinois House against Rep. Avery Bourne, R-Raymond.

Today is last day to vote for grant for Y-block concerts

Today is the last day to cast a vote for a $25,000 matching grant from the Mortimer and Mimi Levitt Foundation to put on a summer concert series on the Y-block in 2020.

‘Triumph’ program at Gateway Foundation caters to working professional men

Working professionals who don't want to totally disconnect from their careers and education while undergoing substance-abuse treatment can turn to a new inpatient program at Gateway Foundation in Springfield.

State school board to make emergency rule changes in response to isolation room report

The state's board of education announced emergency rule changes Wednesday in response to a news story which detailed an overuse of "isolation rooms" in multiple Illinois public school districts, including those serving students with special education needs.

Taylorville officer wins award in helping combat drugs

A Taylorville Police officer has won a central Illinois-wide award focused on combating drugs in the community.

Prep spotlight: Trice leads Moline over Plains

MACOMB - Bralee Trice scored 17 points and led Moline High School to a 65-58 girls basketball victory over Pleasant Plains in the Macomb Tournament on Wednesday.